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Is the underlined word a noun, or proper noun? She doesn't like CATS.
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Is the underlined word a noun, or proper noun?

She doesn't like CATS.

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I belive it is a proper, nouns describe a person, place, or thing. In the future you will learn ideas is one to.
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That would be a noun. Proper nouns are more specific, and are often capitalized. For example, HE would be a noun, but if you were to say JOHN it'd be a proper noun.
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